Walking through each room, there wasn't so much to see and take in, not just visually but the…read moresounds and scents as well. Everything came together to make this experience immersive. The museum is nice and spacious and I like that you can take as long as you want in each room without feeling rushed.

This review is for the Arte Museum in Las Vegas. I have…read moremixed emotions about this review because it was an interesting concept and had some enjoyable features, but as I left I felt it fell flat overall. Here it goes: This is not easy to find - check prior to heading over to ensure you know where you are going. The price is not cheap for the small size of the Museum. If you add a taxi/UBER/LYFT to get there it may be too pricy for the end product. It is your money - you decide. Once inside after checking in, there are several rooms you enter in a self-guided manner. The flow of the walking is ONE direction. Therefore, if you felt like you wanted to see something again, you would be going against traffic. If you have issues with vertigo or balance, this is perhaps not the Museum for you. There is lots of glass and things moving against tiles and glass and we found ourselves stopping to catch our balance a couple of times. In some rooms, prior to entering, although there are signs up saying "do not block doorway" everyone did trying to get pictures or videos making it hard to enter. There were not any staff inside the Museum directing people accordingly. Also, some of the guests were actually sitting on the floor to take videos of themselves as if they were sitting in water - this only created a road block for those who were trying to move on. Each room is unique and some are more "active" and larger in size than others. There is one area where you can color a page, scan it in, and it will become part of the animation. We waited 10 minutes for a seat to participate and none became available, so we left that area disappointed. The cafe, as other reviewers have noted, was a disappointment. They showcase it on their website as something very much different than it is. The man working the cafe counter the day we were there evidentially did not enjoy his job. I don't know why he stays if he is that unhappy. The cafe indicates: A feast of live garnish expressed with media art on attractive drink and dessert menus. I guess we missed this part! LOL! The latte we were served was about 1/3 of a cup - if we would have poured it out into a measuring cup. For $7 that is not worth it - pass on that folks. There is a sign on the cafe table indicating you can use it (after you have purchased items there) for 10 minutes. And they mean it!! A very small bottle of what they call "rainwater" was $5.00. Who in the world would buy that - but we saw people with it. Maybe they got it for a souvenir? Speaking of the souvenir shop: It was unique - there were many items priced under $10 or $15. So, if you really wanted something, you could find something at a reasonable price. I would check out the videos people have posted on YouTube to decide if this is worth the investment for yourself. We were in and out in an hour to give you an idea of how much you are spending for an hour of your time.

I honestly thought this was going to be kinda cheesy but it was actually really cool. It was also a…read morelot bigger than I expected. Lots of different exhibits and plenty of photo ops for the gram. The exhibits towards the end were probably my favorite especially the spinning bridge thing. Made me a little nauseous but still fun. We ended up spending way more time here than I thought we would.

The Museum Of Illusions is located on the Las Vegas Strip somewhat close to The Aria. Parking is…read morefree to locals in The Aria. The Museum is interesting and roomy enough. I didn't feel crowded in or crushed anywhere. There were many interesting photo opportunities. It was GREAT of the museum to notify you about some rooms that might make some people feel unbalanced. I didn't feel bored here. There was enough here to enjoy yourself. This is a place that anyone of any age can enjoy. A BIG THANKS!!!! for the locals discount too!

My first Meow Wolf experience was in Denver and I had a blast, so I was really looking forward to a…read morenew Meow Wolf when I got to Las Vegas. Omega Mart was probably my favorite experience on the trip. My wife and I got really into the storyline and spent an entire afternoon solving one of the big mysteries. Omega Mart is a lot smaller than the Denver location, but I found the stories a lot easier to follow. I also liked that you could buy items from the Omega Mart in addition to the regular gift shop. Also, don't sleep on the cocktail bar and don't be afraid to try the Windex-blue-colored old fashioned.

A little on the pricey side--but definitely worth doing at least once in Vegas!…read more Our whole family had a blast running around and exploring the venue. Art installations are always so interesting and fun--definitely a great family friendly stop off strip!

Excellent place highly recommend. So much to do and see. Alot of time and effort has gone into it.read more

We had such a great time here. We will be coming back for sure. The staff seemed very inviting…read moreand helpful.

********HIDDEN GEM****in Centennial *************************…read more The Rita Deanin Abbey Art Museum is tucked into a ritzy part of Centennial just a couple minute ride near Centennial Center with the Trader Joe's and Total Wine and all those restaurants. Right here in Centennial is this major Art Museum with all kinds of Mixed Media. It's a lot of modern art, bronze works, and more. There is a lot to see. Even the doors are works of art by the late artist Rita Deanin Abby. It's very hard to believe that one artist did so many works. My photos are only a small amount of what there is to see and there are also several larger than life sculptors outside to see too. I was very surprised on the extra nice hospitality of the people working there. As soon as we entered we were greeted and were told a short story about the artist. We walked around a while and saw all the indoor works displayed. I heard that these aren't even all the artist's works and they rotate some of the pieces. Our first trip here was on Ruth's Birthday Week with free admission and someone there generously gave us a poster of one of the artist's works. It's normally $20. admission but first Saturday of the month is free admission with free tickets that you can get on-line.

One of my favorite things about living in Boulder City is the emphasis on local art and artistic…read morecommunity here. The Rita Deanin Abbey Art Museum is a big piece of that. It's a great place for unusual gift shopping too!

Been to Arte Museum, so we decided to check Infinity Museum, too…read more Definitely love this place and our group all agreed that Infinity Museum is better than Arte Museum. Easier parking (free) and the immersive (360 degree) experience is just amazing and so beautiful! We can't decide which exhibit we like the most because they are all stunning for your naked eyes and for your camera. But the mirror maze is definitely kids' favorite. Even elders and children enjoy the time here. Highly recommend. But you can skip the $10 upgrade which comes with a souvenir bag and one pair of 3D glass. 3 D glass turns some lighting into heart shape. Nothing necessary or special.

Infinity Museum is a pretty cool spot to come and enjoy with friends and family. If you love taking…read morephotos and seeing amazing and unique designs this is the place to come to. I really enjoyed all the rooms and overall had a good time. We came here with four people on a weekend and it wasn't busy. Just be warned you can't wear high heels inside. You also will have to wear shoe booties on your shoes to protect the displays. We didn't plan this so we just wore what we were wearing. But if you want you should plan on wearing a cute outfit.

The Bellagio Conservatory is always a must for me when I visit Las Vegas. I love that it's always…read morechanging. It's not only always changing it's a breathtaking experience that they offer for free. My favorite thing to do is get a coffee and then walk the conservatory. It is at times crowded because literally every site is insane to see. Currently they have a safari themed set up and it's stunning! Come with lots of Patience because there are a lot of people wanting to capture these stunning masterpieces.

WOW! I have always enjoyed coming to the Belagio to see what the conservatory has for the season…read more It has been a few years since I have seen one of the displays. This display was by far my favorite I have ever seen! I felt like i was transported into Tarzans world. (One of my favorite movies) The animal sounds around you gave me rainforest cafe vibes but not in a bad way. It just enhanced the experience. I really enjoyed walking around. The amount of work and detail in each area is incredible. Such vibrant colors and a fun theme. I love the garden table that is set up with this display. It would be so fun to have brunch or dinner there in this incredible space. Or even a cocktail at the watering hole. I can't wait to see what they do next! If you're in the area don't skip this free exhibit! It is easy to access from the parking garage. Locals get free parking up to 3 hours.

"I would rather die of passion than boredom. I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than…read moreto love people. If you hear a voice within you say 'you cannot paint,' then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced." Vincent Van Gogh Van Gogh painted as a way to make his inner soul happy and shine. He painted from the heart. He loved nature, the night and the mundane things in life . Just people watching he did this as his art of painting! A troubled artist that "painted," a man who did not know he was talented! Come and explore his life through an immersive experience of art . The world of Van Gogh comes to life here. You can feel the world, the power of his life and art with real life. The music and artist who painted the famous Starry Night . Stand strong within the brush strokes of his art. They have given Van Gogh a chance to shine . Now I've been questioned on the value of this particular experience. For someone who doesn't put a value on an event, price is not an object. For the main purpose of attendance to this event was for my daughter. She has been wanting to go here and price an object for her; let's just say, "it's going to make her happy, it's happening." Sometimes my young daughter is plagued by troubles of the heart from the past. She can relate some of the pain of her childhood to Van Gogh perhaps . Here we sit together and experiencing life together . No matter what your situation or circumstances this particular show will show you moments of a man that never achieved anything until he pasted. He left lost pictures that can be viewed now here in this immersive event . The staff was warm and welcoming. Thank you to everyone involved for your support and time for an incredible experience and event. A tribute to the amazing painter of Vincent Van Gogh .

Captivating blend of art and technology, seeing masterpieces like Starry Night, Sunflowers, and the…read morebedroom come alive through animation, music, and light. The swirling skies and bold brushstrokes flow across the walls, creating a dreamlike atmosphere that captures Van Gogh's emotional intensity. It's particularly impactful for those interested in the emotional story behind the artist his struggles, passion, and unique vision. It may not replace seeing original works in a museum, but it offers a memorable, sensory-rich perspective on one of history's most influential artists.

I was invited to attend a private art auction featuring artist Chris Derubeis. Several of his never…read morebefore see works were showcased, with one selling for over $17,000. Two other pieces painted by renowned artist, Peter Max sold for over $40,000. Chris is truly a visionary and a master craftsmen. His and other artists works are featured at Parkwest Galleries inside Cesars Palace. If You're a lover of art I recommend you visit.

Came in too look at the paintings and when we walked about halfway thru the store a lady stopped us…read moreand asked us what we wanted to buy. We told her we were just looking and she said we weren't allowed to "just look" we needed to find something we would want, we could give her a budget and she could help us find something. We asked how much and she said the lowest would be $500. We said again we are just looking and she told us we had 5 minutes to look and if we were still there we would have to buy something. I didn't hear her say that to anyone else coming in and seemed very racially motivated. Do not recommend

I was shocked how many artifacts were on display. The gift shop is nice. It's self guided so you…read morecan take your time. I loved it!

I think the Titanic exhibit at the Luxor is completely slept on. There are a lot of museums in…read moreVegas, but I rarely hear this one getting a mention. If you have any interest in the Titanic disaster, it's for sure worth a visit. You get a "boarding pass" when you enter the museum with information of a passenger who was actually on the Titanic. At the end of the museum, you get to find out their fate. It was interesting to see the difference between first class and third class, and the artifacts are cool to see. There is a bit of interaction with the slab of ice where you can get a sense for how cold the water was, and a room where you can envision how it would have looked and felt on the boat during its voyage. The narrative that they tell as you venture from room to room feels purposeful and harrowing as you go from seeing the nice amenities to the collision with the iceberg and the aftermath.